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[KrystalP 17]

HEY !

So im almost 2 months out in 5 days , but i have to say i can eat almost all Healthy solid foods . My portions are small ofcourse but my sleeve allows me to eat almost anything. I have Ate flounder , dark meat, etc and i just wanted to know if this has happen to others, my surgeon said that it is but want other peoples opionion. The good thing is thatbi have not had a stall yetand i have already lost 55 LBS ..... .??

[nsquared 232]

Good for you. Everyone is different. Some people can tolerate more than others at similar times post op. I think it is great that you are able to get your Protein from such different sources.

[The Travel Guru 40]

I am three months out, and I too can eat almost anything. I do however follow a plan, no sweets, low carbs, high Protein, no bread, no Pasta. Water, coffee (black), diet ice tea, or unsweet tea. I count all my calories on the app "Lost it" and try to stay between 800 to 1000 a day. This works best for me. I can only get in 3 to 4 oz at a time anyway. But feel very satisfied with my choices of meals. I love my sleeve, and so glad I made the decision to have healthy active life.

[sharonintx 1,275]

I am 5 weeks out and can eat most anything too. Ice cream or frozen yogurt doesn't sit too well and sometimes restaurant food makes me feel sick but for the most part I can eat what I choose.

[Gonnabeslim1day 80]

Me too I am 7 weeks out and I have been eating healthy just at very small portions. May 2 bites I started off at 300 now I weigh 248 I walk a lot at work.

[Chris R 217]

I'm 9 weeks out, on phase 5, where I can eat whatever I can tolerate. I haven't had any foods that gave me a problem - no dumping, sliming, vomiting. I did notice today after a couple of bites from a turkey club that the bacon was not sitting well. Not making me sick, just a little stomach turning. I took the bacon off (hubby ate it). I only ate half of my half-sandwich before I'd had enough.

I'm getting 800-1000 calories a day, and have lost 38 lbs in the 9 weeks since surgery.